UserAgent: Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh ARM Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/538.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/538.15 Version/6.0Īppversion: 5.0 (Macintosh ARM Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/538.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/538.15 Version/6.0 Debian/7.8 (3.8.2.0-0rpi18rpi1) Epiphany/3.8.2 However, the result is rather astonishing.Īppversion: 5.0 (Macintosh ARM Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/538.15 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/538.15 Version/6.0 Having said that I have no experience with javascript at all, i managed to run a script to get the responses of the browsers on Raspbian to N/a (let me know if and what may be of interest) Link to contents of Javascript console in the browser on or or alternatively a screenshot.Link to contents of terminal tab or serial.log on or.

Browser and Version of Browser, Operating System running Browser.Branch & Commit or Version of OctoPrint:.displaying the GCode Viewer by default and/or the webcam stream. Maybe the task is just keep the local Browser instance off from jobs requiring heavy CPU load, e.g.

I wonder if it is a good idea to run the Octoprint Browser GUI instance locally on the same Raspi box, but I have the feeling that there isn't much missing with the new Raspi 2 and its Quad Core CPU it works right out of the box. which I'm seeing on the Smartphone or the Tablet. The GCode Viewer is active the screen does NOT show the message that I'm running a weak machine. Octoprint GUI in Kweb3 kiosk mode is sometimes not responsive and on some ocasions Kweb3 is crashing. Table of contents for major sections as follows: 1. Octoprint GUI running nicely and responsive. What follows is a collection of notes I compiled for setting up my current (as of 2019) 3D printer. I have mounted the new Raspberry 2B and a 7' TouchScreen Display to my printer to have a local Octoprint interface directly at the printer without the need to start a PC. I'm running Octoprint on a Raspberry Pi 2B (on Raspbian), together with an instance of the Octoprint GUI in the kiosk mode of KWeb3.

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